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« on: July 24, 2008, 04:21:43 PM »

Since we've been here, I've shared some beautiful things on my blog, but 'though it's called Paradise Island, it doesn't mean all's paradise. Here are a few discoveries that made my heart sad:
1. As we were admiring the beautiful rocks in the post below, I was astonished by the loads of garage & debris that had washed up onto them and rotted in their crevices (chairs, bottles, plastic, clothes). As a non-radical "Green" girl, I sadly wondered, "Who was responsible for this?"
2. There are a slew of fine restaurants here--Carmine's being our fav. They have the best atmosphere AND best food. But I also observed an obvious distinction: the patrons were one race; the servers were another. Maybe it's just the way things are. It still made me sad.
3. The poolside cafe would not serve alcohol to 2 underaged teen girls. So they went to get their Dad. The Dad came up and told the bartender it was OK to serve them. So the bartender did. This hit a sensitive nerve; I wish I could've stepped into the moment & saved them.

Well hopefully this doesn't win "Debbie Downer Post of the Year!" Sometimes, I see good and sometimes I don't. I think honest-eyes demands a little expression of both.
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